BlackBerry Bold 9700 ~ the new business device

Published in March 9th, 2010

There is no hidden fact about the quality and consistency of Research in Motion (RIM), one of the leading mobile manufacturing entities in the world. By unveiling its BlackBerry Bold 9700, it took the entire smart-phones market by surprise, propelling itself to the peak of prominence. Its hunger to gulp the market share, coupled with the finest smart-phone releases makes the entity indomitable in the smart-phone arena.

Since its launch, BlackBerry Bold 9700 attracted thousands of user with its spell-bounding looks and features. It’s a quad-band GSM release, but also houses the support for tri-band 3G service. With its conventional BlackBerry design and full QWERTY Keypad, this release also lets in a 2.44 inch TFT screen along with a touch sensitive optical trackpad at its lower part, for a click access to important applications.

With the backbone of new BlackBerry 5.0 operating system and 624 Mhz processor, this smart-phone is one of the highly configured device launched in recent past. Moreover, it has around 128 MB of internal memory, with an extra storage of 256 MB, which is then expandable to support up to16GB. It also has the class10 GPRS, which allows a better Internet browsing experience with the help of a built-in HTML web browser. The Wi-Fi extends the support for Internet connectivity, by opening the access to any local area network. With the help of 3G HSDPA, one can download data at a lightening fast speed of up to 3.6 Mbps. More connectivity solutions come from Bluetooth and USB, which allows user to share files with other devices.

A major update is witnessed in camera, which is raised to 3.15 mega pixel, as compared to 2 mega pixel earlier. LED Flash and Auto Focus are also remarkable features added to this smart-phone. Zeroing on business segment, this device is capable of configuring several Email accounts for the users and can even connect to corporate servers like Microsoft Exchange. All in all, it is one of the finest release from the entity in the recent past.